Jewish Money Matters

B”H This week on Ask Yael, listeners have questions about high yield savings accounts, how to get started with systems to manage money and whether maaser is paid out of business revenue or from the business owner’s salary? Subscribe to Yael’s Newsletter for money wisdom that will make you smile and your heart sing.   Get the book Financial Adulting by Ashley Feinstein Gerstley and the book Stacked: Your Super Serious Guide to Modern Money Management by Emily Guy Birken & Joe Saul-Sehy. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 34: Harriet Lerner, Ph.D., Author of Why Won’t You Apologize?317: What Happened with SVB and Signature Bank and What Should I do?Episodio 5: Jael Toledo, Autora de ¿Quién Soy?On YellingModest Fall Fashion

B”H We’re talking about living our “long life era” with the one and only Marla Letizia. Yes, Marla Letizia, better known as Nanny Bubby is back and she’s on a mission to help those living in their long life era, well… live. And for those of us not there yet, live better so that we can actually get there. What is the long life era and how did Marla arrive at this concept? What could those of us still in our thirty’s, forty’s and fifty’s be doing better? And if you are in your long life era, or close to it, and you’re feeling like it’s too late for you to learn to invest or manage your money better, listen up, Marla has a message for you. We get into money, eating, and hey some fashion confident tips all from the cooking confident coach, Marla Letizia and I cuz that’s the way it is with Nanny Bubby, you think you’re coming for cooking confidence tips and you end up with wisdom to live life! Here’s the wise and wonderful, Marla Letizia. Book a Cooking Confidence Coaching Free discovery call: https://cooking.NannyBubby.com Download your Free Shopping List at https://Nannybubby.com/Jewish And the Happy Kitchen ebook at https://nannybubby.com/HappyKitchen Follow Nanny Bubby on Instagram at @NannyBubby for great cooking tips and more.     You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 112: Gila Glassberg, Intuitive Eating CounselorEpisode 51: Shlepping Mirrors and TambourinesA Jewish Gift Guide for Everyone || Guía de regalos (judía) y para todas272: How to approach investing and financial planning with Founder of RVW Wealth Selwyn GerberFun and Elegant Bar Mitzvah

B”H In this episode, Yael shares a powerful story that might unlock for you the secret to happiness and perhaps even to wealth. This is a true story from the life of Mr. Sami Rohr, obm. You can learn more about his life and legacy right here. Credit goes to dear friend Margie Szerer of livealittlehigher.com for sharing this powerful story. If you’re not subscribed to Yael’s weekly newsletter, you can do so right here: yaeltrusch.com/newsletter You may also like | Puede que también te gusteKippur: Una guía prácticaOn my mind: Books || En mi mente: libros283: Minisode — Tishrei Expenses Stressing You Out? This Might Help!233: Increasing your Top Line – MinisodeGarlic Challah Knots

B”H My guest on Jewish Money Matters Podcast, Ashley Stahl, is a counterterrorism professional turned career coach, international bestselling author, and Fortune 500 spokesperson. Her book is You Turn: Get Unstuck, Discover Your Direction, Design Your Dream Career. With more than 7 million views, her TEDx talk on intuition and fulfillment is ranked amongst the top 100 TED talks on the Internet, and her self-development show “The You Turn Podcast,” with 2 million downloads, is ranked amongst the top 100 mental health shows in the United States. From counter-terrorism to career coaching – how did that career pivot happen? How do you make a YOU turn, of course? We talk about making these high stakes choices like choosing a career, changing careers. “Do what you are. Not what you love,” says Ashley. Purpose and your career – releasing the pressure there. Practical tips on how to choose the career that suits you best. And where does the money come into play? So much gold in this interview. If you’ve ever been unhappy at work or if you are unhappy at work, you’ll want to pay close attention. You can find Ashley at ashleystahl.com  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteWednesday WinkEpisode 48: Heather Dean, Host of At Home in JerusalemPretty in PinkGoing Beyond: Living a Joyful, Richer, Jewish LifeFive Practical Passover Tips

B”H Today on the Jewish Money Matters Podcast “Ask Yael” episode, Yael answers the following questions: * Do I get a job or invest in myself or a new business? * Is there a platform where I can see all my investments? * Should I be investing in stocks that provide a dividend? You may also like | Puede que también te gusteBonbon BalloonsEpisodio 54S: Sefirat HaOmer, La matematica no cuadra!Episode 161: Let go and Let G-dEpisode 183: Summer Playlist with Marla Letizia, Cooking Confidence Coach at Nanny Bubby292: Ask Yael

B”H Today we are taking a more macro look at our finances. We’re addressing the American Dream, and the idea of “bootstrapping,” with Economic Journalist Alissa Quart. Alissa has covered economic hardship in much of her acclaimed work, including her last book Squeezed: Why Our Families Can’t Afford America, and her upcoming book Bootstrapped: Liberating Ourselves from the American Dream. She’s Executive Director of the non-profit the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. What is wrong with the idea of bootstrapping, how is it not serving us today? The problem with the grit narrative, as well as the self actualized – I did it myself, narrative. Can the experience of our Jewish immigrant grandparents be replicated in America today? We discuss “middle precariat,” those considered middle-class professionals living a precarious economic life, who are just barely making it, underemployed and/or saddled with debt. If the solutions are largely social reform, where does that leave much of our individual efforts at side gigs and such to help alleviate financial challenges? In an unexpected twist, our conversation really made me value and appreciate the gift of community – Jewish community specifically, and more specifically, as it applies to those of us for whom Jewish observance centers so much around a vibrant communal life, where the interconnectedness mitigates and alleviates so much of the issues that Alissa presents as plaguing secular American culture. Fascinating and fun conversation with Alissa Quart. Her upcoming book Bootstrapped: Liberating Ourselves from the American Dream is now available for pre-sale on Amazon. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteConsejitos de belleza de la Reina EsterDIY Backdrop Wall for Styled Shoot || DIY fondo para sesión estilizada¡Rifa de bisutería por ChenZ Designs!Episode 190: Rabbi Aryeh Nivin, Self-Development ExpertApeloig Collection Giveaway || Rifa de Apeloig Collection

B”H In this episode of Ask Yael on Jewish Money Matters Podcast, Yael answers the following question: “Should a woman solely rely on her husband earning a living while she is a homemaker?” You may also like | Puede que también te gusteLast Minute Purim Costume ShoppingEducando Niños Parte 1Best Honey Cake EverRecordatorio PrácticoAre your thoughts affecting your wealth?

B”H Today on Jewish Money Matters Podcast, the conversation challenges us to rethink how we view our time, unpaid domestic labor, and more. New York Times Best Selling Author Eve Rodsky is on the show. Eve is the author of Fair Play, a gamified life-management system that helps partners rebalance their domestic workload and reimagine their relationship. Fair Play has elevated the cultural conversation about the value of unpaid labor and care. I’m a big fan of the book and I was delighted when Eve published her fabulous follow-up to Fair Play, titled Find Your Unicorn Space: Reclaim Your Creative Life in a Too-Busy World.  What is a unicorn space? How do we create one? And why is it so important that we have one – not just for ourselves, but for our families? What were the personal experiences that led Eve to writing both Fair Play, as well as Unicorn Space? You might relate, ladies. The Jewish take on our conversation, and much more with the fabulous Eve Rodsky.  You can find Eve at everodsky.com. Click here to buy Fair Play and here to buy Find Your Unicorn Space. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteEpisode 47: Jamie Geller, the Queen of KosherWednesday Wink235: Let’s Talk About Financing Your First Home Purchase with Mortgage Broker, Rich BonnWednesday Wink || Giñada divinaRivki Makeup Artistry’s Booth

B”H Ever wondered if you’re in the right career field? Is there something that you’d rather be doing with your life, but you just can’t figure out what? Maybe it’s time to consult with a career coach, a good one, that is. I’m in conversation today with Career Coach, Shaina Keren talking about the horror stories of career coaching that left us more confused than well, coached. How should the process go, ideally? Why are both data and intuition important in making these big life choices? Why is loving a particular field not the only answer, the only indicator of career success? What happens if and when you discover entrepreneurship is a possible answer for you? How do we figure out how much value we bring and how much is that worth to an employer? This and much more with the super smart and approachable, Shaina Keren.    Shaina Keren is a Career Coach who helps people figure out what kind of work they will enjoy and succeed at, and how to make that a reality. From confusion to clarity, with the very common side effects of falling in love with oneself, renewed confidence, increased earnings, and very happy Mondays. You can find her at shainakeren.com.  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteGarlic Challah KnotsEpisode 35: Faigy Pollock, Expert on Marriage and IntimacyEpisode 97: Yaeli VogelWhy I Don’t Do it All (and You Shouldn’t Either)Going Beyond: Living a Joyful, Richer, Jewish Life

B”H In this episode of Ask Yael, Yael sits with Author and Retirement Expert, Emily Guy Birken to answer all your Retirement related questions in a surprisingly light, refreshing and entertaining episode that you don’t want to miss. Retirement planning might not be so dreadful and scary after all! Check out Emily’s work at emilyguybirken.com You may also like | Puede que también te gusteLet Me Hear From You || Déjenme saber…Episode 188: Bari Lyman, Dating Coach, Author and Creator of Meet To MarryEpisode180: A Story of Kids’ Financial SavvyMi casa es Su casa: Miri NadlerLos resultados de la campaña de cumpleaños (¡entre estornudos!)

B”H Saul Blinkoff achieved his childhood dream to become a Disney animator through an insane amount of work. Except, that’s a simple way of putting it, because as you’ll soon hear, it’s not just an insane amount of work, it’s so much more… it’s an attitude, a perspective… Saul shares how he got to become an film animator and film director working for many high profile clients including: DISNEY, DREAMWORKS, NETFLIX and AMAZON. Practical tools for success both for those of you who have the dream, as well as for those of you who haven’t the faintest idea what you want to do when you grow up. Which one are you? Listen up. And if we follow the dream, what about the money? Saul answers that and more, with a fabulous sprinkling of Disney movie and Jewish lessons, that we hope will inspire you into action. In addition to his career as a Hollywood filmmaker, Saul is a motivational speaker and the Host of the podcast Life of Awesome. I didn’t do as bad as I thought I would on my Disney trivia, let’s see how you do. Here’s the super awesome Saul Blinkoff.  You may also like | Puede que también te gusteChoosing the Right Rug SizeEducando Niños Parte 1312: The Secret to Happiness and Perhaps to WealthNot Just a Latin Fire|| No sólo un fuego latinoWednesday Wink || Giñada divina

B”H In this Minisode, Yael will make you aware of how much undue power we might be giving money. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteTucker Giveaway WinnerMi casa es SU casa: RitaEpisode 163: Facing a high tuition bill?Say What!? Hobby Lobby!?Table Setting Surprise || Una mesa sorprendente

B”H Today on Jewish Money Matters Podcast, I’m in conversation with Jon Hilsenrath, author of the new book Yellen: The Trailblazing Economist Who Navigated an Era of Upheaval. As Treasury Secretary, former Federal Reserve Chairwoman and Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, Janet Yellen was one the most powerful women in American economic history. Award-winning economics writer and author, Jon Hilsenrath shares insights and lessons about her life. How she broke through the many ceilings she encountered as one of the few women in a very male dominated field. Her marriage with Nobel Laureate George Akerlof, and the story that relationship tells about American economic history. Yellen’s upbringing as the child of immigrants. Lessons in making career choices, both from Yellen’s upbringing  and from Jon’s father, a Holocaust survivor, that we’ll want to take to heart ourselves and impart to our children. And ultimately, why did Janet Yellen take the job as Secretary of Treasury at such a tumultuous time in US economic history?  More about Jon Hilsenrath: He is a senior writer for the Wall Street Journal, where he has been since 1997, reporting from Hong Kong, New York, and Washington, DC. He was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2014 for his coverage of the Federal Reserve; part of a team of 2009 Pulitzer finalists for coverage of the global financial crisis; and contributed on-the-scene reporting from the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, which helped the WSJ win a Pulitzer in 2002. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteMishloach Manot: Puerto Rican ThemeParashat Noah on Financial WorriesEpisode 110: Jeannette Kaplun, Journalist, TV Host, CEO Hispana GlobalPerfil JLP: Ronit Spiwak WolfEpisode 165: Mind Over Money

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B”H Ever done an end of the year business audit? Sounds scary? In this episode Yael approaches it much like a Money Date – a Business Money Date. You’ll get the what, the why and the how to start a practice of both regular business money dates as well as a deeper once a year one. You may also like | Puede que también te gusteDenebeim Studios: The Seder Plate!213: Ask Yael257: Ask YaelPérfiles JLP: Les presento a EstherEpisode 1: Bari Tessler, Author of The Art of Money